Hi!
I know there's some way of using .Net's <Attributes> in my own code to set
method descriptions etc. that will be shown in Intellisense while
programming - or at least after compiling into a dll for example. I've
searched the net, but all I keep finding that somehow comes close is showing
property descriptions in the designer-window. And I guess that what I need
now goes something like that, but I can't really put the pieces together...
Can anyone help me along?
Thanks for at least reading so far,
Mike 2  1438 
Michael Maercker <mi**********@i sh.de> wrote: I know there's some way of using .Net's <Attributes> in my own code to set
method descriptions etc. that will be shown in Intellisense while
programming - or at least after compiling into a dll for example. I've
searched the net, but all I keep finding that somehow comes close is showing
property descriptions in the designer-window. And I guess that what I need
now goes something like that, but I can't really put the pieces together...
Can anyone help me along?
You don't need attributes, you need XML documentation. You need to set
your project to build XML documentation in the same location as the
..dll file, and with the same name as the .dll except with .xml as the
extension instead.
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"Michael Maercker" <mi**********@i sh.de> schrieb: I know there's some way of using .Net's <Attributes> in my own code to set
method descriptions etc. that will be shown in Intellisense while
programming - or at least after compiling into a dll for example.
Adding IntelliSense tooltips, XML comments, and documentation
<URL:http://dotnet.mvps.org/dotnet/faqs/?id=tooltipsxml documentation&l ang=en>
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